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another first

a few weeks ago princess announced her tooth wiggled!! WHAT??? you are only five. but sure enough her lower front tooth was quite wiggly. for a couple of days she would not eat much, but couldn't wait for it to come out.

well, frankly, i'd forgotten about and i think she had, too. yesterday, hubby and i had to spend the day in indy. my dear friend was a willing spirit and took my kids for the day. not too bad. the girls had preschool and of course would play but then she had to get mapboy plus her 4 other kids and have them all home doing homework, feed them all, then drop my 2 off at my sister-in-laws! she is a good friend:)

anyways...hubby and i were just pulling into arby's on our way home when my cell phone rings. i see it is dear friend and figure she was calling to tell me the kids were great and at their aunts. well she did tell me that. then she asked: "um...did princess have her tooth this morning?" huh!?? i tell her i'm pretty sure she did and she said mapboy said he was pretty sure she did, but the tooth was gone and nowhere to be found!!

so we are 99% sure the tooth came out with the apple slices and went down with the apple slices. what is it with my kids eating their teeth!? when we got home to get them, she looked up at me with the cutest toothless grin! she is very proud and made sure we wrote a note to the tooth fairy not to take it out of her tummy but that leaving money would still be nice! so the tooth fairy cooperated and princess was thrilled to find the prize this morning.

oh those firsts...it seems like there are fewer and fewer of those each day, but this one, well, i guess i'll have to scrapbook it!

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